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affirmation of my humanity, your humanity, everybody else. until we understand that stop playing politics with, that we will continue to have the same fight that let us from 60 years ago to where we are now. >> which we don't even know about what's going to work, considering what happened yesterday. let's consider too, it's not just civil words and a construct, at the, area its rights and law, voting rights acts that get gun bias in stripping court that undercut, and don't love for the enfranchisement of people. >> and that reinforce racist ideology because now it legitimize a set. the supreme court of the united states said that it's okay for us to do this. so this interconnectivity needs to be understood on all sides. >> christine, i want to go back to you on this. to your point that you made a few minutes ago, you have an entire party. not just the person, you have an entire party that excess that lives under this blanket of privilege security that they can treat people like it's okay to be marginalized, it's okay that we're going to whitewash
but making some maybe some tug way again, but maybe she'll push a little down the line towards, say, march, april, in acres out there. that would be a satisfactory i think resolution because she is earnest about making quick work of this. >> christine, you're nodding your head. i >> agree that we're actually looking more and march and april. i thought looking at the government schedule it did seem a little aggressive. you have the government saying that by august 28th discovery will be substantially complete but then pretrial motions are do less than a month after that. usually if even in a case that doesn't involve millions of documents that is usually about three months that the defense will have to go through the discovery before making pretrial motions. that's in a standard case, not even in a complicated criminal case. i think adding two months to the schedule would be reasonable. you look at the defense
guy like trump. >> it's a zero idea of whether this moves the needle at all for chris. kristie i probably guess. no but chris christie went wide for the conduct. we skip the whole discussion with a lot of republicans. saying, i don't think it criminally, think it's a witch hunt. and whatever it is and how about what we actually know that donald trump has done, not proven by court of law. the stuff that he's done in plain view, that he has done on twitter. that he has said to people. all of the things that we already. no let alone whether or not he is a criminal. that seems to be escaping a lot of trump support. and members of congress, by the way >> we'll look i think that i'm happy that christine made the argument on the merits. i think it's kind of the weakness of this electability argument and republican voters don't believe political experts when they say donald trump is unelectable because they already went against that device, one, time and were proven -- it's been three times since
well, it is a disgrace that the county executive has put an end to this. and of course, you agree with that, correct you? i agree with it.t but the horse is out of the barn and it's going to beotr a lot harder cleaning up the crisis that he causedecleand by not having the spine to stand up to new york state and the federao l government and now the the residents of erie county and the suburbs are not going to be able >> now, we're going to have to deal with the mess. i think the real problem here is this. doc,problem go. are the firm hired and paid hundreds of millions of dollars to oversee the relocation of migrants froo m new york city upstate. something smells here. thank you, christine. ls here.all right. thing joe biden will stop at nothing to make you pay for your neighbor'tor yours collegen to his ill fated new plan called the save plan. >> a lot of thought went into that. apparently, biden wants to forgive the debt of 800,000 borrowers totaling nearly $40 billion. now, the supreme court just rec
well, two sisters, mary and christina caldwell, were both living together. mary was 58, and christine was 71. the house was ransacked. i think that it might've been viewed initially as a burglary that went bad when the old ladies woke up. i did respond to the caldwell sisters homicide scene. the sisters were killed by multiple knife wounds. linedecker: there weren't a lot of leads at that time. it was just another murder. double murder. at the time, it wasn't tied into any other homicide. there were no suspects, and the case went cold. it would be a long time before this fell into place. in the beginning, it was an isolated murder here and an isolated one there,
immediate make on it, it was filed away. mary was 58, and christine was 71. >> two sisters, mary and christina are both living together. >> mary was 58 and christine was 71. >> the house was ransacked. i think it might have been viewed initially as a burglary that went bad and the ladies woke up. >> i did respond to the homicide scene. the sisters were killed by multiple knife wounds. >> there was not a lot of leads at the time. it was just another murder. a double murder. >> at the time it was not tied to any other homicide. >> there were no suspects and